Dress Code Policies

Attire: Tiny Tots should wear a pink leotard with a matching pink skirt and pink tights. This uniform helps our youngest dancers move freely while allowing instructors to see their body alignment and posture.

Shoes: Students should wear pink ballet shoes for ballet class and black tap shoes for tap shoes.

Hair: Hair should be neatly secured in a bun to keep it out of the dancer’s face and maintain safety during movement.

Attire: Primary 1 dancers wear a purple leotard with a matching skirt and pink tights. This attire provides comfort and flexibility while supporting proper technique as students develop strength and coordination.

Shoes: Students need pink ballet shoes for ballet, black tap shoes for tap, and black jazz shoes for jazz classes. Proper footwear ensures safe movement and proper sound for tap rhythms.

Hair: Hair should be pulled back into a secure bun, keeping the face and neck clear for safe, focused movement.

Attire: Primary 2 dancers wear a black leotard with a matching skirt and pink tights. This uniform helps instructors assess posture, turnout, and alignment as students prepare for intermediate-level technique.

Shoes:

 Students should wear pink ballet shoes for ballet, black non-shiny tap shoes for tap, and black jazz shoes for jazz classes. Using the correct shoes helps prevent injury and supports proper technique.

Hair: Hair should be secured in a bun, maintaining a professional look and keeping hair safely out of the way during movement.

Attire: Advanced dancers may wear any color leotard with pink tights. Clothing should allow full range of motion and be comfortable for learning more advanced techniques.

 Shoes:

• Ballet: Pink canvas ballet flats or pre-pointe/pointe shoes with instructor approval
• Tap: Black non-shiny, split-sole tap shoes
• Jazz: Tan jazz shoes (or as needed for recital choreography)
• Contemporary: Barefoot, toe undies, or half soles

Hair: Hair should be pulled into a bun for ballet and neatly pulled back for all other styles.

Attire: Male dancers may wear a white t-shirt and black pants.

 Shoes:

• Ballet: Black ballet flats
• Tap: Black non-shiny, split-sole tap shoes
• Jazz: Black jazz shoes (or as needed for recital choreography)
• Contemporary: Barefoot, toe undies, or half soles
  

 Hair: Hair should be out of face. 

Attire: Dancers should wear comfortable, breathable clothing that allows full movement. This may include t-shirts, tank tops, leggings, shorts, or sweatpants. Clothing should be modest, appropriate for dance, and free of anything that could cause tripping or injury.

 Shoes: Clean sneakers only (worn in the studio) to protect both the dancer and the studio floor.
 

Hair: Hair should be pulled back securely to keep it out of the face during movement. Headbands are acceptable, but hats are not allowed in class.